An ad campaign for a TV show called the “Male Training Contest” stirs chaos at a major electronics company. On opening night, PR manager Sugishita is forced to join the contest, where husbands fail miserably at household chores. Frustrated, the men later gather to complain about their domineering wives, only to be confronted by a carefree stranger who teaches them absurd tricks to “stand up to women.”
Akira Takarada
Shin Takayama (Nanahikari Electric publicity staff)
Tadao Takashima
Goro Miyake (Tozai Trading accounting staff)
Hitoshi Ueki
Hitoshi Noguchi (Playboy)
Yōko Tsukasa
Eiko Suda (CM Girl)
Frankie Sakai
Nobuo Koyama (Kimono shop heir)
Yumi Shirakawa
Reiko Koyama (Nobuo’s wife)
Reiko Dan
Megumi Miyake (Goro’s wife)
Daisuke Katō
Daisaku Sugishita (Publicity Manager)
Chikage Awashima
Yasuko Sugishita (Daisaku’s wife)
An ad campaign for a TV show called the “Male Training Contest” stirs chaos at a major electronics company. On opening night, PR manager Sugishita is forced to join the contest, where husbands fail miserably at household chores. Frustrated, the men later gather to complain about their domineering wives, only to be confronted by a carefree stranger who teaches them absurd tricks to “stand up to women.”
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